Roullet-Audy J C, Ansquer Y, Guivarc'h M
Service de Chirurgie générale et digestive, CMC Foch, Suresnes.
Presse Med. 1995 May 27;24(19):900.
Stenosis occurs in 1.2 to 4% of the cases after colorectal anastomosis, especially after stapling. Ischaemia may have been favoured in our two cases. Treatment requires endoscopic dilatation or section of a sclerous diaphragm and may entail reconstruction of the anastomosis. The Kraske plasty is a simple and rapid procedure (case n. degree 1) and can be performed via endoluminal access (case n. degree 2) using a linear suture.
